"Lo" remembers his past life, and a bit of the past that made him so world weary. Our past shapes us so what shapes our past? You're probably wondering why this is version three, well I originally
had typed this chapter earlier, but I lost my internet connection so long story short I lost the chapter twice. Okay that's out of the way I wanted to touch upon "Lo's" native tongue a bit and give
a few translations for some words that don't get really explained. As I said before "Lo's" language is something I threw together first by saying the words I wanted the language to sound natural
rolling off the tongue then I work on how to spell out the words. Now some may say no is an English word, but 'no' doesn't always have the same meaning depending on the language it's spoken in.
Like in Nihongo no haves a totally different meaning than its English version (no usually means of e.g. Minamoto no Yoshitsune) the same is for 'no' when usually "Lo" mentions a persons name 'no'
actually means 'night'. well I got a bit derailed there so let me give a few definitions before I write a book on "Lo's" language. Boshinada= Sacred/Sacred One, usually referring to beings that are
one step below divine, but are regarded with reverence, and deep respect. Rokashnaj= Ancient ancestors, when following Boshinada it refers to ones Sacred Ancient Ancestors for context its similar
to how Christians refer to Adam and Eve. All races on Lorelei haves one, but they are all different even amongst the different Draconian human tribes. Boshina= bless, this word is often use when
referring to a blessing from a divine month. Rakashvanna= Now this is a hard word to accurately describe for it refers to two things. One is the Divine Banquet that all twenty-six Divine months
attend to that takes place for two whole days beginning on the last day of the year, and ending after the first day of the year. Rakashvanna is also a Divine Day, a child of a Divine month like
Gesahj the Greater Wyrm. Unlike the other Divine Day none of the Divine months claim Rakashvanna, nor is it refer with a color, or title Rakashvanna sets the table for the Divine Banquet, and
watches over the Divine months transference over to a new year.
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